Florentine Coin Ring

For the woman who travels with a single suitcase and a piece of jewelry that says where she has been.

A piece of Florentine history to wear every day. This 18k yellow gold Florentine coin ring features a faithful reproduction of the Fiorino, the ancient gold coin that symbolized Tuscany's economic power, showcasing the iconic Giglio, the Lily of Florence, in relief at its center. Available in solid 18k or solid 9k yellow Italian gold, struck with the corresponding millesimal mark and the registered Italian provincial hallmark that identifies authentic goldsmithing.

The Fiorino was struck for the first time in 1252 and became, within a generation, the trade currency of every port from Bruges to Alexandria. Florence understood early that money is also language. The Giglio was the city's signature: not a crest of conquest, but a flower that opened above the Arno every spring. The bench masters who set up on the Ponte Vecchio after 1593, when the bridge became the official home of goldsmithing for the city, have been reproducing it on rings, pendants, and coins for the next four centuries because the customers keep asking for it.

A signature piece from Boutiques del Ponte Vecchio, blending historical heritage with minimalist elegance. Perfect for the woman seeking a timeless, authentic Italian gold symbol of Florence.

It reads as a signet without the formality of one. Worn alone on the index finger, stacked with a plain band on the ring finger, or as the single piece on a hand that wears nothing else.

Sourced from the boutiques of Ponte Vecchio, Florence. Solid 18k or 9k yellow Italian gold, with the registered Italian provincial hallmark. DDP worldwide delivery, fully insured, duties paid before the ring leaves Florence. Perfect Fit Guarantee resizing included.